The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-02-10
SFilP NEW 8.
ID. 9. ~chr. O,ltil, Wade, Bost IN.
AMERICAN PORTS.

Feb. ;. >chr. Annie l.. Grecn. Webster. Rock
land >chr. Mary Farrow, Condon, Boston.
FEB 1. >chr. Jennie A. Cheney --, Charles
Feb. 9. >chr. O'lcll, Wade Boston.
AMERICAN PORTS.
Fcrnandina, Feb >. Cleared sch. Ncttie Lang
dom Bagley, New York; Mary f. Corson, Robin
son, New YORK.
Jacksonville Feb. ; Cleared -ch Charlotte T.
Sibley, Bartlett, New London.
Baltimore, Feb. >. Arrived sch BAY light, IIolg-
don, Boston; below brig Don .Iacinto, from bucks
port.
Portland, Me- Feb. 6. Sailed bark Augustine
kObbe, Co>tigln. iiucno9 Ayres.
New Orleans, Feb: .. sailed from Port lads
sch. Earl T. Mason, Nickerson, Providence.
Delaware Breakwater, Feb. l. Passed out, brig
Amy \. Lane from Philadelphia for Carlena- It'll
arrived brig Hattie, Coomhs, Petit Goave:
Fall River, Feb. 4. Arrived sch. Paragon,
Shuie, Amboy for Somerset.
Norfolk. Feb. ;. Arrived sch. Mary \. Drury,
\ickerson, from Washington. ID. G.; It'll sch.
Mary l.. Peters, Williams, Boston.
san Francisco, Feb l., sailed ship A. j. Fuller.
Culcurd, Liverpool.
Wilmington, Fen. I. Cleared sch. Lackawamn.t,
Ciosson, Port au Prince.
tdgartoWn, Feb ). sailed sch. flori Ia, Warren.
belfast for jacksonville.
Brunswick, Ga, Feb 4. Sailed >chs. Cyrus Hall,
Z combs, Boston, and Jesse Lena. Bunker, Boston.
salem. Feb. .. Arrived sch. hennebec, Walls,
Clark's Island ior New York.
New York, Feb. /. Cleared sch. NJ. Il. NIilen,
Dyer, kingston ia. Feb. 4. cleared sch. Nellie :.
Pickering, Mckeen Fernandina; sailed brig \ bible
Clifford, Stover, Great Swan Island; ship a. &.
Ross, lokahama; 9TH arrived sch. Mark Gray,
Crockett, Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Nanamo, Jan. Is. In port ships Iroquos, Nick
els, for san Francisco; Richard =. Black, Carver,
for do. Cor san Pedro.)
Cebn, Dec. Is In port, ship summer r. Mead,
Pernamluco, Jan. !. Arrived bark Priscilla.
Bonner, Rio Jancrio.
Rio Janerio, Jan. 10, sailed brig Ned White
Elwell. Maceio.
Gonaiyes, Jan. 9. Arrived sch. Dora NJ French,
French; had stormy passage; will load logwood
for New ] ork, completing her cargo 1T Port PaiN
Havrc, Feb t. Arrived ship Cora Appleby
New Orleans.
Limerick, Feb. :. Arrived ship Nancy Pcndle
ton, Pendleton, san Francisco.
Aspinwal, Jan. "a. In port bark Meguniicook
Heminway, for Trinidad, Cuba to sail in about {
days.
Aux Cages. Jan. A. Arrived brig Morancy
point-a Pitre, Jan. %. In port brig tideia
Blake, from Baltimore, disg.; arrived about Feb
;, sch ID. ID. Haskell, Haskell New York.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
J. {. Beals has sold GA share in the American,
ship W. ii. Connor to W. v Nichols for ! 900.
The brig Teos, of Bangor. Capt. Lawrence Con
eey, recently made the ran from Boston 20 Suriman
in twenty seven days.
The new sen lately launched at Thon;iston, Me.
by Washburn Bros. is named Matte +. Eaton, and
Is to be commanded by Capt J. Z. Carnage of South
Bristol.
Il
interest in the fine ship Isaac Reed, loading al
New ork, and will take command. His wife is tt
accompany him.
Barque Iorcna, Az tons, built at stockton Me.
| in 1860, and ovcrhauled in 1882 now at New York
was recently sold to Capt Samuel L. keene, of tn,
| firm of Brown & keene So, SOC. ssE
Sch. Fred Smith, Trask from Bucksport for New
Haven put into Salem 9TH with loss of caff topsai
while OF Boone Island.
Sch. Austin ID. knight, Drnkwater from New
FORK arrived at Charleston It'll with six feet watc
in her hold, and loss of jibboom, having been rui
| into by an unknown schr., 4th inst, of Bod,
| Island.
| The three masted schooner Carrie A. Bucknan
of Bucksport, Capt Heagan, while on the passag,
| from Pascagoua to CcnfuegOs became wate
| logged and was abandoned Jan. 24th. Her crew
was picked up and landed at Havana. The vesse
was Of 213 tons burden, only four years old ant
one of the finest schooners sailing out of tn
| PenobscOt. Her owners are at Il loss to accOun
| for the disaster She was built in Bucksport an'
| is owned there almost wholly, VIM. Beazley bcin,
| the principal owner.
FREIGHTs. The Weekly Freight Circular o
| Snow & Burgess, New York, for the week cndin:
Feb. 5, reports The Brazil trade continues quiet
| among the charters reported we notice a barqu
from Brunswick to Rio Janeiro with Lumber a
$3.50. The Cuba Sugar trade has not fairly opened
ing slowly, and the condition of the market her
is yet unfayorabe for free purchases; outwar'
cargo is scarce There is some inquiry for Goa
tonnage out from Baltimore, but rates arc uIl
satisfactory to vessel owners. To other Yves
India ports the demand for tonnage is light
COastwse Lumber rates are firm, but there ar,
few orders in the market at present. The Goa
trade is at stand in consequence of disturbe
discharge from HObOken to Boston: Local chart
ers Bk Edward Gushing, from Pensacola t
Matanzas or Havana, Lumber, 49, Schr. Hello
G. Mosely, from Carienas to port north Of Hat
teras, Coal, ~ l5arque A. Z. Bean has bee
chartered at New York to load lumber at Portlan
for BucnOs Ayrcs at 80.